Louise was distracted while driving, and a tall, thin man suddenly sprang out of the shadows on the side of the road and accidentally crashed into her car.
Shocked, she quickly unbuckled her seatbelt and pushed the car door, eager to check on the other party's condition.
However, the man did not ask for compensation or accuse her of negligence, he was engrossed in observing the flowers on the side of the road. 
Louise told the man not to leave, and she went home to get the medicine box. Louise found that the man had also entered his orchard, and he cared more about the branches of the pear tree hanging from the glass jar than the bleeding from his head.
Louise explained to him that the fruit would be used to make wine when it was ripe in a bottle, and that the orchard's worst fear was freezing. This man's name is Pierre, and his appearance gives people the impression of innocence, but everyone knows that he is a brilliant genius. 
At this moment, the sky was filled with lightning and thunder, as if to herald a storm that was about to sweep across the land. Kind-hearted Louise lets him spend the night on the couch. 
Pierre looked at the weather satellite image on his computer screen. He told Louise that although it was raining heavily, the temperature was relatively high and it would not freeze. The next morning, everything in the house was well organized by Pierre, and the shelves were neatly sorted by size. 
Pierre, who had been busy all night, sat on the swing and enjoyed his own peace and joy. 
In the morning, Louise drove Pierre back to the town, and when she arrived in the center of the town, Louise asked Pierre to take a taxi home, and she had to go to the bank to do business. But in a flash, Pierre sat next to her like a fart. Louise asked him what he was doing with the bank. Pierre pulled out his laptop for himself, but he never took his eyes off the information in Louise's hand. Pierre said: You are 37 years old. 37 is a prime number. 
Louise had no interest in mathematics at this time, and she was facing a great dilemma at the moment. Since the tragic death of her husband, she has had to raise her two children on her own and take on the responsibility of running the orchard. 
The ruthless vendors have been in arrears on what they should have paid on time. This made her life extremely difficult, and she had to take out a loan from the bank and borrow an emergency money. Her bank manager told her that her house would be at risk of being auctioned off if she still couldn't repay the bank debt next month. Louise returned to the car, silently endured the hardships of life, looked up and saw Pierre alone by the pool, and she decided to send him home driven by compassion. 
Pierre lives in a bookstore, and the owner is his adoptive father. Pierre carefully selected a cookbook for Louise as a gift. The adoptive father was curious about what Louise did, and Pierre usually didn't deal with strangers. Louise turned her head too much, and she couldn't say that she had hit Pie. The adoptive father implies that Pierre likes Louise and asks if Louise Pierre has pinched her. Louise was puzzled. The adoptive father laughed and said: If Pierre likes someone, he will pinch her. thought that the two would never cross paths again. But Louise received a table full of flowers, no more, no less, exactly 37.
On this day, when the temperature dropped to -3 degrees Celsius, Pierre looked at the satellite images and noticed that the orchard was in danger of freezing. Louise was awakened by the child to the window. They found Pierre lighting a fire in the orchard, a traditional way of keeping fruit trees warm. Louise led the children to join in and lit more than 200 stoves. In the moonlight, the firelight flickered like stars, bringing a ray of hope to the entire orchard.
The next morning, a sudden cold wave swept over the land.
The green leaves and flower spikes are covered with a layer of crystal clear frost, as if the whole world is frozen. But in this orchard, the trees that were warmed by the stove were lucky to escape. In order to thank Pie, Louise baked a delicious pizza according to the recipe.
Under the graceful sunlight, the Tyndall effect is generated.
Pierre took a closer look at this wonderful phenomenon, and in a dimly lit corner he saw Louise's husband's **. Louise tells Pierre that her husband had an accident while playing with a paraglider, and that he is always so adventurous, saying that that's what life looks like.
In order to earn money to support the family, Louise came to the market to set up a stall selling honey and pear tart.
Pierre suddenly bent down and gently tied Louise's shoes, attracting gossiping glances from passers-by. Louise once again experienced what it was like to be taken care of.
Louise's eldest daughter is in a rebellious period, and she is worried that the bank will auction off her house, and all kinds of bad things are piled up, and Louise's emotions are on the verge of collapse.
Pierre took the opportunity to confess to Louise that he wanted to take some of the pressure off him.
Louise tells Pierre: You don't know me at all.
And Pierre said: I understand, you have two small children. Trying to save the orchard. You wear your husband's gloves and think about him with your face buried in a scarf when you are sad. You're stubborn, messy, sad, and beautiful.
After saying that, he left, which may be the most direct way for a high-IQ man to confess.
The eldest daughter often doesn't come home at night. Pierre decided to help Louise out. Before leaving, he turned back and pinched Louise.
With the help of satellite positioning technology, Pierre pinpointed the location of his eldest daughter, Emma. He preferred walking, so he chose an idyllic path. He walked through a field of golden sunflowers.
Then, he climbed over the tranquil lavender valley, the fragrant lavender seemed to tell him the secrets of nature.
Pierre walked through a poetic green meadow, where every little grass seemed to nod to him.
In the end, he came to the place where the white clouds and the vast wheat sea met, as if he was in a beautiful picture.
When night fell and the stars dotted the sky, Pierre finally found the bar. It turned out that in order to reduce the financial burden on the family, Emma secretly worked part-time to make money without telling her mother, and because she couldn't stand being rubbed with oil by guests, she had a big fight with the boss. Emma was so angry that everyone in the bar laughed at her.
Pierre decides to help him vent his anger and uses hacking techniques to lock down the current location of the two while hacking into the bar's network system. Emma pressed the OK button, the data was loaded successfully, the fire extinguishing system in the bar was automatically turned on, and all the people in the bar fled.
Pierre's adoptive father finds Louise and tells her that Pierre is actually a hacker. Pierre infiltrated the network system of the country's Ministry of the Interior and secretly browsed through official classified documents. He was originally planned to be arrested and thrown into prison. However, the head of the cybersecurity department became intrigued by Pierre's talent and planned to conduct a psychological evaluation of him first. On the day he crashed into your car, Pierre was going to go to a psychiatrist for an evaluation. Said the adoptive father. Louise learns why, and when Emma and Pierre return, Louise asks Pierre to leave with her adoptive father. However, events have long since exceeded her expectations. Pierre tells Louise that he doesn't want to go. Louise: "You can't stay here. Pierre: "Why?" Louise: "There's nowhere to sleep." Pierre: "Your husband has a place to sleep." Louise: "That's different! Pierre: "Why is it different?" Louise: "Because he's my husband!" Pierre: "Do you want to get married?" Louise was shocked by Pierre's bluntness, but after weighing the pros and cons, she rejected him. When faced with the psychiatrist's assessment, Pierre remained silent, and his adoptive father knew that he had triggered his inner protection mechanism.
Louise wasn't having a good time either, and the bank had until Tuesday to get the money, so she had to sell the orchard to her neighbor Paul. Not only does Paul want to turn the orchard into a tourist attraction, but he also wants to take the opportunity to pursue Louise, but the two children have a big opinion of him, and Emma scolds him at the dinner table for wanting to eat swan meat.
Louise tearfully toppled down her beloved pear tree, and not far away, a familiar figure suddenly came, it was the man whose heart was as kind and innocent as a child.
He brings good news that he hacked into the banking system of the vendor who owed Louise money and returned the money owed to her, saying that he would help her pay off the bank's debt. Pierre said sincerely that he would not play parachute, would not leave, would not die, and would not leave her alone. Pierre's sincere kindness finally touched Louise. Pierre passed the psychological evaluation, and at the family dinner everyone agreed that he would stay and be part of the family.
Of course, he himself is no exception.
At the end of the story, the sunset becomes a witness to their happiness, and the meadow among the flowers is forever engraved with their beautiful memories.
They snuggled up to each other, strolling slowly in the afterglow, enjoying this rare happy time.
This romantic French movie "Taste of Miracles" reveals French romance from beginning to end, lazy innocence, tranquility and beauty.
The director filmed the lavender garden and sunflower field in the south of France into the shot, making people feel as if walking in the field, breathing the pleasant air, and enjoying the simplest love.
The male protagonist has the same simple and eccentric intelligence as Xie Er, and the heroine is gentle like a sea of flowers. When I thought it was just a romantic romance movie, a line of subtitles popped up at the end of the movie, "This movie is based on a true story". I'm deeply a** again. Douban 94,6 hours of the movie can't be stopped at all, and the audience has to watch it standing when it is released.
Sophie Marceau's largest movie, every frame is **.
Douban 92, the French version of "Lust and Caution", the only words after falling in love with the enemy are "farewell".